Sound Alerts and Nagios2.0b2
Sean Dilda
agrajag at dragaera.net
Mon Apr 4 17:35:26 CEST 2005
Chris Stankaitis wrote:
> Sean Dilda wrote:
>
>>
>> I'm not sure doing sound alerts from the web interface makes any sense
>> to begin with. If you want audible alerts, setup some ssh keys so
>> nagios can ssh into a box in your office, then setup an alert script
>> to ssh to your box and play the specified sound when an alert is issued.
>
>
> So you would set it up almost like an event handler... and upon a Hard
> state it would execute this SSH which would pay wav-file-X on a computer
> in our noc.
>
> Next question then do event handlers respect acknowledgment of problems
> and/or maintenance I.E. once acknowledged or if in Maintenance will the
> event handler know not to keep executing? so that we don't get into a
> situation where something is acknowledge but the "Siren" keeps going off.
No, I wouldn't do it as an event handler. I'd do it as a contact. I'd
go into misccommands.cfg, create a command called
notify-by-email-and-sound, then I'd create a shell script on the system
that did the normal email notification and also played the sound. Then
I'd change my contact entry to use that as the notification_command.
In other words, I would use the existing notification setup in nagios to
play the sound. Then it can have different sounds for acknowledgments, etc.
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